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Thanks, I added the action hook and you are right, that renaming the function should be more specific.

If I reload the page and look at the page source, I see a reference to the google link for the UI. Is this the library that’s loaded when queueing the accordion UI?

https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jqueryui/1.8.21/jquery-ui.min.js?ver=1.8.21

However, I don’t see a UI CSS file listed in the source. Should I see that?

I think the plugin above uses some accordion UI CSS as well that I’m not sure if it will be conflicting or not, or if this plugin loads jquery functions on its own. Perhaps I should disable the plugin and reload the page in development to see what libraries are loaded?

Ah, found it. It’s part of the Advanced Custom Options plugin.

Indeed, thanks for the help, all.

The theme being used is a child of the NeoClassical theme, you’re right.

EDIT: Found it! It was under the ‘PHP Snippets’ plugin.
There is a wp-snippets directory that associated the webinar-register with a webinar-register.snippet.php. Sneaky one! Looks like shortcode, but apparently it’s not.

https://code.google.com/p/wordpress-php-snippets/

Thanks for pointing me to the plugin area. I probably never would have found it.

The form actually works and submits, but it needs some field/text changes and needs a new submit recipient.

However, there isn’t a webinar registration plugin, or any plugin that looks related at all, at least according to Plugins on the dashboard.

Another related issue is that for the life of me I can’t find where the email recipients reside. They receive the submission, but I can not find their emails anywhere. I’m guessing once the shortcode issue makes more sense, this will, too.

https://www.relnei.org/events/registration.html?eventid=7311

I actually don’t know what plugin uses it. I’m having trouble making any association at all with the shortcode since I can’t find it in the functions.php file. I’m a bit lost.

Would I need to download the code for all installed plugins and do a search on ‘webinar-register’? Or is there something I can use on the Dashboard to find it?

Looking at some plugin names (18 installed), there are Advanced Custom Fields, PHP Snippets… most of them are Google, UI, and Security plugins by the looks of it.

Ok, thanks.

Just to clarify my original post, there are several pages on the site that will use the same sidebar. The image at the top of the sidebar will be the same image on each page. However the href for that image will be different depending on what page the user is looking at. So the href would need to be dynamic for a static image.

Thanks a bunch – I’m with you… with one related question. ??

I can drag the Text Widget from ‘Available Widgets’ over to the right under ‘Details’. Got it. And if I need CSS changes I could put it in the style sheet of the theme. Cool.

One thing I noticed that there is what looks like a custom-built widget called ‘Default_Sidebar_Buttons’. This widget is simply two images on top of each other on the website. Thought maybe I could clone it. However, if I drag over the widget on the Widgets screen then expand it, there’s no HTML or image tags; it’s just blank.

I did find related code in the functions.php file, but it looks pretty complex for displaying just two images (PHP functions, WP functions).

Is it standard to build custom widgets just for an image href? Just wondering what purpose that would serve over adding HTML in a text widget.